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A group of six artists gathered at Tuacahn for a chalk art showcase after their appearance at a Georgia chalk festival was cancelled due to a hurricane. The six artists, all hailing from different parts of Utah, were able to create chalk art during the Saturday farmer’s market at Tuacahn the morning of Oct. 10.
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Voices for Utah Children and community partners have launched the Utah Navajo Nation Flood Relief Fund to assist families displaced by record flooding. The fund aims to provide essential needs such as shelter, meals, and supplies to communities in Montezuma Creek, Aneth, Dennehotso, Rock Point, and Bluff.
BLANDING, UTAH, Oct. 30, 2026 — The San Juan County Public Health Department, in joint coordination with the Utah Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Water Quality, has an update to the health advisory for the San Juan River and surrounding floodwaters due to high contamination levels of E. coli (an indicator of waterborne pathogens) due to recent flooding. Recent ...
Around 150 people were displaced in southeastern Utah last week as the San Juan River overflowed and flooded properties and roads. An urgent call for donations was sent out Saturday, with the notice saying many families in Montezuma Creek and Aneth have not been able to return to their homes.